To increase the benefit of our customers, we bring our experience of more than 25 years development of sophisticated solutions to the Open Source community. Without prejudice we are oriented exclusively towards our customers benefit.

This may be one of the reasons for Microsoft to incorporate our knowledge in constructing a bridge between Microsoft Office and OpenOffice.org. Additionally Microsoft trusts on our advice with respect to the problem of long-term archiving.

Our expertise is also used to implement tools and to compile tutorials which illustrate, how binaries (.DOC) are converted to the ISO standard Office Open XML Format.

We supported the development of Java in participating in the Java Community Process (JCP)

We complimetary participate in forming standards:
Since many years we take part in the Unicode development and our empoyees support the DIN to standardise open document exchange.

The Jigsaw Server is the W3C's reference server for the HTTP protocol. Jigsaw also supports the Java Servlet API for hosting web applications. Completely written in Java, Jigsaw was one of the first servlet hosts that could be used on any major platform. Due to its stabilitiy, excellent performance, scalability and platform-independence, we have been using Jigsaw for many years for nearly all our intranet web applications and products, e.g. Infreq90 and Infport43.

Security products used by many governmental organizations and law enforcement agencies in Germany are built on Jigsaw. This applications comply with the 24/7 availablility requirement, serving up to severeal thousand concurrent users in some installations.

We use Jigsaw for various web applications developed for the telco market and health care organizations. Due to its ease of use, Jigsaw even replaced existing application server platforms in some customer infrastructures.

Some Dialogika staff participate directly in Jigsaw development.

Thus,  industry requirements like a reliable security infrastructure for the Jigsaw server result in efforts which benefit the entire open source community.